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@DougEBarr @ChrisGloninger Sounds like it was made by AI

As if we needed another indication of climate breakdown. an excerpt of rhymed reason: Our climate’s breakdown is so fast, The why we live it may not last, A climate expert Hansen fears, Beyond the 2030 years. We're burning fuel for energy To power an economy We seem unable yet to learn When we set fires, it's us we burn. We're dying of increasing heat That kills us and the food we eat Directly, and too bakes the land Diminishing our room to stand That rising seas also decrease As melting ice caps all release More water than returns as snow. What's more there is decreasing flow From glaciers on mountain tops And where flows end life clearly stops. Increasing heat evaporates More water, so precipitates Amounts of rain beyond belief That dried out land can bring relief. The floods which are a consequence Cause death and damage beyond sense. Another consequence is drought. To keep the land from drying out We suck up water from the ground Diminishing what can be found. A final unexpected drain Is water needed for the ‘brain’ That makes up A-intelligence Which is replacing Nature’s sense. Heat also melts the permafrost Releasing plagues that were long lost, And methane gas which kills as well. Heat too makes earth a deadly hell By raising our earth’s temperature  Beyond which our life can endure. The heat makes worse all hurricanes When now they hit not much remains. As heat is killing food we plant It heats the oceans so they can't Breath life into marine supplies On which humanity relies. It's heat that science also blames For turning forests into flames That burn Earth's lungs and also leave Her breath impossible to breathe. With heat and drought our deaths add up By flooding or an empty cup. Caused by the ‘death’ that fills the sky, We hear our ‘Mother’s’ plaintive cry Of mourning, for the view is stark. We're floundering and there's no ark. In ages past to stay alive We’d migrate, but we’d now arrive At places where there’s only doom Because there’s simply no more room.👇more thelastwhy.ca/poems/2017/7/3…

You know that feeling at the beach when the afternoon breeze kicks in and everything gets better? A new study in Nature Climate Change just found that 67% of major coastal cities, New York, London, Shanghai, are already losing those breeze days. The ocean is warming too fast and the engine is stalling. Under high emissions we lose another 27% by 2050. Hotter cities. Worse air. More heat deaths. ExxonMobil knew about climate change in 1977. And they knew.: #SeaBreeze #ClimateChange #BigOil #ClimateScience

@ChrisGloninger ExxonMobil also knew about the benefits of fossil fuels in 1977. Personal transportation without abusing horses. Cheap energy for heat, productive agriculture, mass produced consumer goods, and so on. You never seem to remember that.

@TheBarrenNorth @ChrisGloninger ...which is not recycling

@annonymous24601 @ChrisGloninger Read it again ...it says that less than half are reused and goes on to say that "Many blades are managed via down cycling (e.g., shredding for cement kiln fuel/raw material, where energy is recovered, and some minerals reused) or repurposing, rather than closed-loop recycling"

Blade recyclability went from genuine concern to active engineering solution faster than almost anyone predicted because the ban created the market signal. That's regulation working exactly as designed. Meanwhile the "at least there's choice" line about blade graveyards ignores that those graveyards are largely a legacy of early-generation turbines installed before recycling infrastructure existed. The fleet being built today is a different engineering proposition. Posting AI landfill imagery to represent 2025 wind waste is the visual equivalent of using a photo of a Model T to argue cars are dangerous.

@TheBarrenNorth @ChrisGloninger That's a bunch of hot air you tool. The facts, from your own AI slop, are that they recycle less than half

@annonymous24601 @ChrisGloninger European wind industry commitment to reuse, recover or recycle 100% of decommissioned blades windeurope.org/news/no-blade-…

@TheBarrenNorth @ChrisGloninger Click on it you fool

@annonymous24601 @ChrisGloninger Really? Where did it say that?

@TheBarrenNorth @ChrisGloninger Did you actually read any of this? It says Europe recycles a small fraction of the annual turbine waste.

@annonymous24601 @ChrisGloninger x.com/i/grok/share/e…

@Ceist8 @xynyxs Aw crap, not another young earth creationist. Why are you climate alarmists so obsessed with that? In the real world, our ancestors have been here since the dawn of life, over a billion years ago. They were not created discretely by God 300k years ago or 10k years ago or whatever

Where has @xynyxs ever said that CO2 "causes everything".? Your strawman posts in this thread are rather silly & childish. You also post quite ignorant opinions about CO2 & climate change...and human evolution. Your posts: x.com/search?q=CO2%2… Homo sapiens only emerged almost 300K years ago, but human civilisation & permanent agriculture only started less than 10,000 years ago when CO2 levels were stable around 280ppm & global mean surface temperature was more than 1.4C colder than now. annualreviews.org/content/journa…

Yeah funny (when not misused to fool people into thinking it is a forcing in the actual warming ....)

@Ceist8 @xynyxs Of course, but unlike bluesky boy, I don't think it was the reason for the poor box office performance of the 2025 Snow White remake. Believe it or not, there are some things that are *not* caused by CO2. Shocking, huh?

@annonymous24601 @xynyxs So you agree that CO2 is a major driver of climate change? x.com/Ceist8/status/…

@CrispyShroom @hausfath It looks totally fine if you look at the real numbers, not the ones this guy made up. x.com/annonymous2460…

@hausfath Not looking good, was hoping this El Nino wouldn't be this very strong 😞

I've updated my Climate Dashboard to provide a daily updating probabilistic ENSO forecast similar to NOAA's, using 637 ensemble members across 13 different models (weighted by unique model). Here are the current results using the Oceanic Nino Index (ONI)

@hausfath For anyone who sees this, rather than liking at number's from this guy's rear end, here's the real probabilities. And unlike this numpty, I'll link to the source. cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/analy…

@Ceist8 @xynyxs lol. Tell that to blue sky boy. You're preaching to the choir here. Blue sky boy probably also thinks climate change is responsible for the crucifixion of Jesus

Silly comment. CO2 has nothing to do with the Earth's magnetic field. However, it IS the major driver of global warming, both now & in Earth's geological history "Indicators of Global Climate Change 2024: annual update of key indicators of the state of the climate system and human influence" essd.copernicus.org/articles/15/16… x.com/Ceist8/status/…

@JimSteeleSkepti @JamesAbbott2013 You're the one person here I know for sure isn't AI, because there is no AI as stupid as you are. I get that you're motivated to believe that anthropogenic global warming isn't real, but it is. And its been very good for us too.

@JamesAbbott2013 Solar heat penetrates deep into the ocean where it can be trapped. CO2 infrared can't penetrate more than half the width of a human hair! Abbot shows once again he is a climate retard!

Most of the heat that would have gone to space, but which increasing levels of GHGs back-radiate into the climate system, is going into oceans.

@ECOWARRIORSS fact-check: it wouldn't be lifeless if they are living there. It is telling that you don't see humans as living. You were brought up in extreme religious ideology.

Having destroyed life on this planet The billionaires will live in bunkers on a lifeless Mars powered by nuclear energy newsweek.com/inside-trump-a…

@ECOWARRIORSS fact-check: true. You despite all of humanity, not just Indians and Brazilians or whatever.

Anyone who follows me, knows that I focus on every country that is destroying nature no matter where on Earth The notion that I do not condemn America or Europe is insane if you just look at my posts they are awash with condemnation of US and Europe war on nature

@ECOWARRIORSS You really aren't a big fan of critical thinking, am I right? Seems you never stop to ask questions like: - how do the costs compare? - is it durable? - how does it behave in hot and cold temperatures? - is it toxic? - does this "fully biodegradable" claim stack up in real life?

This is a viable alternative to plastic that is polluting the planet The West are in the pocket of Big Oil who make plastic from oil and will not allow this viable alternative to proceed blocking these plastic alternatives

@ChrisGloninger @Faakew2 Dozens of ice free arctic claims have been made by people you call "scientists" in peer reviewed journals. Here's a decent list climatecodered.org/2023/06/dramat…

Name the scientist. Name the journal. "Polar ice caps gone by 2006" does not appear in the peer-reviewed literature...not once. What you're citing is a 2007 media headline misrepresenting a model projection about seasonally ice-free Arctic summers under high-emissions scenarios, with a range extending to 2040-2060. The IPCC never said 2006. NASA never said 2006. NSIDC never said 2006. Someone's cable news memory is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Meanwhile Arctic sea ice extent in September 2024 was the fourth lowest on record. The ice is actually leaving, just on the timeline the science predicted, not the one a headline mangled.

@ChrisGloninger @twokuniverse Ok, so you decide how to act based on MAGA people? What a bitter and pathetic man you've become. You need to get off the internet and spend with real people. A grown man shouldn't be whining about seashells or retelling an old "death threat" story from ages ago.

@annonymous24601 @twokuniverse Since MAGA is saying it, it must be!

Jim Steele just spelled "86 Gloninger" in shells on X. He knows I received a death threat for my climate work. It's documented. I fact-checked his Heartland talk. 20 false claims. He responded with a threat and a slur. #ClimateChange

@ChristianFegg So... for 9 billion people for two weeks you'll need 602,000 of these. Your "solution" involves mining and digging at a scale the natural world has never seen

The new Swiss Super battery has a capacity of 2.1 GWh, which is estimated to be enough to supply 210,000 households with power for an entire day! we have the solutions! Implement them! newatlas.com/energy/switzer…

@DerekSc55318066 @deanathoma72716 @ChristianFegg @bneeditor You can easily have no wind or solar for two weeks. A day is nothing. Should be table stakes

@deanathoma72716 @ChristianFegg @bneeditor Why one day? Why would the all the countries power generation stop for a while day?